To the skeptics that do not buy Alex's products

Yeah, there's nothing out there that will help. The most anything known today will do is stop the progression. There are a few herbs that might clear my vision just a little bit (billberry, etc), but not much at all. Maybe make some colors a little more vivid, but that's about it. Sunlight is harmful to my eyes, even if it's a cloudy day and I'm not looking in the direction of the sun. The UV rays can make it progress even more. The only hope that I know of right now is the stem cell research they're doing. Later this year/early next year, they will be starting human clinical trials for stem cells for my condition and other similar conditions.

this is ridicoulus. If they work, soon or later there will be no more skeptics; soon or later all will buy gp and scf if they work. nobody needs to wait you try it for free. It's hardly ridiculous unless Alex is being highly irresponsible with his mouth again. He doesn't realise that he could do serious harm with his claims at times. For example he has said for two years that gp and scf would cure tumors. Some very vulnerable people with little desirable options could have used gp and scf and died if it wasn't 'strong enough yet' as he sometimes admits to LATER. This side of the business is truly appalling, even if he does indeed have much brilliance to his inventions. Here's a guy with a handicap that is willing to guinea pig. If he knows it will work wouldn't he feel good to help him by giving him a three month trial and if it does work then he would make a fortune in back end sales off of the great success. Just one question: This is an eye handicap or pathology as opposed to a problem that could possibly be explained by repeated acute use in one way (muscular or physiological), right?

Well, even rings alone have cured cancer in many users, even in one 91 years old man,as you can read in testimonials page

Well, even rings alone have cured cancer in many users, even in one 91 years old man,as you can read in testimonials page Alex could have written that testimonial. How do you know for certain it was an actual 91 year old with cancer?

I'm prepared to believe that it was genuine but that does'nt mean that the rings cure cancer, for logical reasons I've already explained ad nauseum...I believe the testimonial included his email address.

I really don't see how someone can be a "skeptic" or ask for more evidence about the claims made by Alex Chiu. Either you believe that magnets can stop aging and cure cancer, or you don't. There's really no middle ground.

I'm prepared to believe that it was genuine but that does'nt mean that the rings cure cancer, for logical reasons I've already explained ad nauseum...I believe the testimonial included his email address. Same here, but Alex made claims for gp and scf that they will bust through ALL tumours, scar tissue and handicap, right from the start. I think you will agree you can't go around saying that unless you are certain it is true and by that I mean that it has been proven time and time again. Otherwise people could die making decisions to use your technology and avoiding less desirable treatments that may have kept them alive.

Of course...Can either Alex or Franco accept that though? Unlikely. Interesting psychology going on there.

I'm prepared to believe that it was genuine but that does'nt mean that the rings cure cancer, for logical reasons I've already explained ad nauseum...I believe the testimonial included his email address. Same here, but Alex made claims for gp and scf that they will bust through ALL tumours, scar tissue and handicap, right from the start. I think you will agree you can't go around saying that unless you are certain it is true and by that I mean that it has been proven time and time again. Otherwise people could die making decisions to use your technology and avoiding less desirable treatments that may have kept them alive. But Alex never say to stop common treatments. Rings and GP can easily be used together with other medical treatments.

Still - there may be alternative therapies that genuinely work. There may be things outside of western medicine that you can genuinely do to get better. How much of a waste of a dying man's time and money is it to do something that the creator refuses to provide evidence will work?! It's a travesty.

well, alex cannot oblige people to buy his products, It's their choose.

well, alex cannot oblige people to buy his products, It's their choose. So you can sell something on false pretence and then just say it was the buyers choice? Get a grip Franco. If you bought a telly that was supposed to have that new digital channel you wanted... it hadn't actually been proven time and again to work on it, but it had just been theorised and claimed to work, and you bought that telly with your hard earned money, spent hours setting it up and didn't work or you needed the newer model, how would you feel about that? The seller has a responsibility to the person whom he is going to take money, not to mention time from. That was just a telly example, cancer is a far more serious issue and the responsibility to the customer is much more important. Imagine how you would feel if you spent 12 months worth of money and time on gp and scf on your child with terminal cancer, paying it out of your card, making the sick child swallow it every night when they are in pain and it didn't work? Scandalous. And that may well have happened with the earlier or even latest versions because it has not been near proven yet Franco. One success story does not constitute backing up a claim that it will bust through all tumors!

I really don't see how someone can be a "skeptic" or ask for more evidence about the claims made by Alex Chiu. Either you believe that magnets can stop aging and cure cancer, or you don't. There's really no middle ground. But there's belief without evidence and there's belief with evidence.

TwistinUnderSchizophrenia, I'm sorry to hear about your health problem. I do hope they find a cure for your disease.

I really don't see how someone can be a "skeptic" or ask for more evidence about the claims made by Alex Chiu. Either you believe that magnets can stop aging and cure cancer, or you don't. There's really no middle ground. But there's belief without evidence and there's belief with evidence. ... yes?

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